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Attempted Murder and Suicide.
A JEALOUS NAN SHOOTS HIS WIFE AND THEN KILL

CHICAGO, Jan. e-Charles johnson, tailor, shot
and killed himself yesterday, after an attempt
10 Kill his WIFE johnson was very jealous. Yester.
day he quarreed with his wife and she threatened
to seek a divorce This so craZed him that he ran
TO the bureau and took revolver from q draw,
fired twice at his wife, slightly wounding her. and
as she sank fainting with fright and excitement u
the floor, he placed the weapon TO his own head,
fired twice and died Instantly. Mrs. johnson wai
not seriously injured.
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An EXPLAKAI10N BY COZ HANS. :
Col Hams said TO STAR reporter to-day that It
Is mistake to suppose that he has 100000
available tor continuing the Potomac fats I'M
provemeDt, although that inference seems TO have
been the basis OF the decision OF the House appry-
nations ccmmm1ttee In fixing the additional ayL
propratton at 100000. A large portion OF the
the contractors, Benson McNee, who have CON-
peted their contract and are awaiting nal settle
ment Of accounts Additional contracts will be
awarded this month, and preparations are being
made for extensive work IN the spring, - that BY
the end OF the scal year he VIII not have on hand
more than fifteen or twenty thousand dollars II
that much. The work 1s now In critical staga
when It g necessary TO push It as rapfQ1y As pos
anle. All the money thai can possibly be spared
ne na10, ehOuld b appropriated In the spring and
expended on the middle seCtion 10 prevent damage
~ 0ood or neGhot. he could uDa - oAld,
o9oQo00 at once 70 greet advantage
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HOME BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
(31th MONTHLY Meeting

S HOME BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
FoURTa asi1f ISSUE Hsa!hiS OF Fssr1Dek sToGR.
The first monthly meeting for the reception of dues
Be
Pennsylvania ave and 10Th st. on TUESDAY evening,
shares, oil each per month Interest allowed at 5
As much as $500 may be obtained as loan ON each
share the additional monthly payment therefor As in
Subscriptions for stock in this the fourth series will
seesived s e any time during the months Of
meetings. at above named hall on the second tuesday
evenings y THSMAs iRosf S0n'6S p6w11Ne President,
ANsoN 0T TAYhok ays Wee sHa Prssdens
VIII wETzEL. Secretary: ,.,u
EDWARD s. wEsCoTr. treasure, @ II r. A-"'
ta4,6,S&1O 1907 Penna. ave. NV.
0ERHsz s5RzxSE e 81 IHt 1r ng!yA1 FIRE IN
r,. ., . WAsH,SsrSE 81 NC a3 January n l. 1887:
the fHfRD MoNbAY in January. 1857. the 18th
Sanis avenue and 9th street northwest commencing
By the charter of the Company the election Of
managers to constitute board conduct the affairs
OF the company is required to be held at the above
By the sixth article of the Bylaws of the Company
the rst business in order shall Be The appontment of
chairman, who shall conduct the meeting and cleo
tween @ the hours q oeioek an and ocfcci pm 0e
Amount OF premium notes held by the
Amount oi cash on hand ....... e87S IS
securities. 166,tS5 %
Real estate. $1,000 90
Office furniture and fixtures. ........ 500 90
Losses by tire for the year 1886, ad-
The annual statement will be ready for distribution
at the office OF the Company by the 18th inst.
By order Of the Board Of Managers.
ja1-14t j. WESLEY BOTELER, Secretary.
- wAsHINGTON, p. q. DEC. g, 1886.
- 1919 STREET NORTHWEST
The partnership existing under the firm name
of DoDsoN DEEBLE, doing business as Real Es-
tate and Insurance Brokers at the above number,
was dissolved this day by mutual consent Mr. Dodson
retiring from the firm. J. Mel. DODSON.
w. RILEY DEEBLE.
NAsHIyGrON, D. c., Dec. 4, 1886.
Having purchased the interest of Mr. JNo. NCI.
DoDsoN the above firm. the business Will hereafter
be conducted At the above number by the underzgned
who wshes to express his thanks for the patronage
extended the old frm and aeks continuance Of the
same. Respectfully. W. RILEY DEEBLE. d6-3m
R~ THE UNDERSIGNED, OF THE LATE
~ firm Of Dodson Deeble, bees leave to in
form his friends and the public that he has established
himself - Real Estate and Insurance Broker at No
706 d st. (ofice Franklin Insurance Co.J where
he will give prompt attention to all business intrusted
to him Special Agent Franklin Insurance of WASH
inSton; D. C.. chartered by Congress II 1918:
d13-1m J. Mel DODSON.
II
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DeCrsrox m Favor OF CAPr. @. Z. LENov.-In the

+ DECISION IN Favor OF CAPT. @. T. LENON.-In the
case OF capt George T. Lemon agt- n. w. F1tz-
gerald. Judge James, In the Equity court this
morning delivered his opinion. Lemon purchased
the business OF Fitzgerald as a claim agent, bus
the latter by an Injunction sought to Interrupt
the business by stopping the delivery Of the pen.
sion mail 70 Lemon. The latter then sought relief
by having Fitzgerald enJoined from interfering
with the business. Fitzgerald nied an answer
and cross bin, charging that the business pro-
cured from him BY fraud The court dismissed
the cross ball. holding that neither fraud nor mis-
representation had been shown on the part O1
Lemon ana granted the prayer OF Lemons bill
enJoining Fitzgerald from interfering with thd
business OF defendant as 70 receiving mail a
before the departments
An NAssE0NnrExr.-StephenF r. Mart1iter has made
IN assignment for the benent OF his creditors %
Henry Wise Garnet, o. ell his lanoA &C, and par
ttcularly his stock In trade, paper hanglngA Pic.
ture6, &C, at 016 street northwest frefcrencea
are given Mn. Mary J. Narkr1ter for $40 ElsemaD
Z Dros, so; wash. \ wlktamA el24 end y. VI
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ONE OF TIE PARTIES UNDER INDICTMENT MAKES


CHICAGO, Jan. GA zfDles special from Sioux
City, Iowa, says: Paul Leader, one OF the parties
under Indictment for the murder OF Rev. George
c. Haddock made an oral statement TO a reporter
,lasvererfng. He says frankly that he was present
a ttdnnrder and knows the names OF all this
pafuA Ashas been stated before, party had
gathered in Jungs' saloon that evening 10 await
the return OF Haddock, who had gone 10 the out
skirts OF the city TO get evidence in the Injunction
suits. John Arenzdor was there and when
Bismarck came TO announce that the buggy md
returned was talking TO Alderman Grady aud
James Scollard. The crowd at once walked TO the
corner where the crime was committed and there
awaited the preachers coming. Leader was In
company with friend, whose name he declines 10
give, and walked more leisurey, arriving after
the rest. They hesitated only q moment, and
seeing that there 10 be trouble passed through
the crowd, and when about 100 feet away heard
the shot and turning quickly around saw Haddock
stagger and fall, and saw the man who nred the
shot run. The lnan who ran wore light pants ana
a Nat hat. Leader will not say what his name Is,
but says that nobody else was I'm the middle OF
the street, the crowd being fully twenty-five feet
away. Leavitt wore light pants and fat straw
hat ON that night ana the testimony heretofore
produced shows that he ran up Water street I'm
medfateiy after the shot was fired, 50 thai there
cAA be no doubt as to whom Leaders refers TO- This
story Is the first that has been given pointing 10
Leavitt the guilty party. The trial or the case
viii not occur until the latter part OF January.
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The Secretary OF War yesterday transmitted to
Congress the report OF the board Of army engineers
appointed to examine the plans OF the proposed
railroad bridge (fOr the Baltimore and Ohio com.
pany) across the Kill Won Kull The report calls
attention to the great commercial value OF the
Kill Won Kull, speaking OF it as one of the most
important waterways In the country. and de-
clares that the middle pier of the pro
posed bridge would be serious obstruction to
navigation, and the board recommend that q
bridge without pier and at greater height
above the water than is contemplated In The
present plan be constructed.
INDEBTEDNESS OF THE PACIFIC RAILROADS.
Congressman Crisp, OF Georgia, the member d
the PACING railroads committee in charge Of TIT
bill to refund and extend the Indebtedness OF ths
Pacific railroads, states that, In his opinion, but
little II any opposition exists In the House to the
main proposition OF refunding and extending th(
debt at q lower rate Of interest; that whatever
opposition deeS exist originates in want OF com
prehenston OF the provisions OF the bill and The
NOMINATIONS CONFIRMED.
The Senate in secret session yesterday connrmet
the following nominations: Thomas Moonlight
governor OF wyoming; John w. p. Laird, register
OF the land ONCE, Independence Cal; Rudolph
washington Ter; A. W. Eibschufz, receiver o
public moneys Independence, Cal, and q numbe
OF postmasters in the west and south.
NOTES.
MI. Call introduced bill In the Senate yeSter
uAy AppIUpIlALlng $1sVUsUOU 70 enaDle the con
missioner OF agriculture to establish In each o
the several states not less than one agriculture
experiment station and farm.
The leaf tobacco dealers, Of New York city, &r
70 send q committee TO Washington TO advOc&t
pel0re Congress revision OF the tobacco tax law
The House passed the military academy appr0
priat1on bill after TIE STAR went to press yeseef
Gay and then took up the bill TO consolidate Ger
tain bureaus OF the Navy department.
The Speaker laid before The House yeSterdAy
Just neeere ad10urnmsnt the resignation Of np
Nr NoeroVg. az California preaentAd to In
House yesterday petition or James A. 0Ardel
Post "a department. Of California In favor o6 th
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
GIBSON BROTHERS, PRINTER

GIBSON BROTHERS,, PRINTERS AND
80 Bookbinders. cor. Penna and 18th st.,
desire to express their thanks for the liberal pat
ronage bestowed upon the firm since its establish
ment 25 years and especially during the last 10
months, when 30 many new customers from among our
best citizens have been added to their list of patrons
They respectfully announce that although they have
voluntarily advanced the pay Of their compostors to
As cents per 1000 ems 5 cents more than is paid in
the other oces their charges for printing will not be
increased but will remain the during the past
year. Their establishment. which is second to none
south ol Philadelphia is fitted up with the best and
most modern machinery, types, &c, enabling them,
to execute @ al kinds Of Printins and Bookbindins
sSs q pab
n CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
This is to notify the public that Mr. JOHN KEY.
PREa MHSa S S Sr he fss of the POLAND
e Sc sfRa ose
SsfH Rs5snss'Ss sors f''"
y '' south Poland, Maine
g.. BLANCHARD's PECTORAL COMPOUND
eSnTs sssd oss ssrs TS1pS fO
se and s5c bottle Sold BY ali druggists jaSs
K~p PREM RPN9yAL : 4 GEORGES Of NJ ,eos F St
PS 9s,S n Il al &c iii viii be
Si Sew l95s Rani & Mr. B.
viii be glad to receive calls from those desiring aid or
information in regard to Christian Science or Meta
hours: to p. N. daily. ja5-2t
R~,. HEREBY CAUTION THE PUBLIC TO
~ let no one have credit in my name l will
pay no debt unless contracted by myself.
SARAH r. CAMPBELL,
ja5-3ts Cor. South Capitol and L SITS a. O.
r., Of Capital Hill 132 10th stree. n e. de.
she is ready to resume giving lessons .' " ja5-4t
DS DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Holding Special Term in Equity
ns s.s ea 10soe E Doc e. MORRIS
1t is this Sd day Of January, 1887. ordered that all
snail have " been entered # o. before this day
By 81 iHa x5s,n rs xhisS y s Sf
answers as required by said order OF publication And
n ths
p1s:s1 ,as.iw CHARLES P JAMES Justice
MP. J, N: GRADY. HAS THIS DAY AS
49, sociated himself with us as general man.
ja4-st sAKs h COMPANY
49,. TO MY FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC
sk ns to say ths
with the vast facilities now ut my disposal am in
better position than ever before to them in all
the hxngs for which the house Of Saks Co. has be-
come n. +. ts,n0us Respectfully, ,y np.nv
R,MSwAsHINGToN,pC G. DECEMBER 10TH, s6
~ The Copartnership heretofore existing be-
tween NJ NJ. Parker and Eddy Il. Townsend, under the
firm name of PARKER Il TOWNSEND, is hereby dis
solved by mutual consent, to take effect January 1st
1887, the said NJ. ~ Parker assuming all debts and OBJ
legations contracted by the firm Signed in duplicate,
MYRON NJ. PARKER
EDDY B. TOWNSEND.
As shall continue in business at the old number
141S ST., beg to thank friends and the public for
past confidence and to ask its future continuance.
NJ. NJ. PARKER.
ja4-lm Real Estate Broker, 41S st, Nv
DON'T SHOP
ia4.3t After O'clock n m
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Better Wages for steel Workers.

PrTTsBURG. Jan. 6.-The Edgar Thompson steel
works OF Carnegie Brothers Co., AT Braddocks,
Pa, will resume operations tomorrow. The new
scale has not been given out, but everything has
been settled dmicabiy. The advance Ia wages VIII
be about twenty per cent over last years wages
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WIN. B. HIDDEN, MD, SPECIALIST, 2Os
"; Monument st, Baltimore, Md, at VIII
days and Fridays, from to p. m 18th st. entrance
Consultation free Practice limited to Diseases Of the
Chest Throat and Nasal Passages Specially success
ful in treating Enlarged Tonsils, Hay Fever, Rose
therefrOm ma .lrn
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49, A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
Of the WARRINGTON AND GEORGETOWN
hAiLhOAD COMPANY, for the Election of Directors,
on nv rSMEDM,,EsDAY, On, the 12th day Of january, 1887
D. M boo Ss osnen pen o. q L. M On an s f,Gsea f ~ q
uary. 1857, and opened on January 18th, 1887;
c. n. KooNEs. Secretary. = Ao 'dsI dss.izf
~ PHOsvITE-THIS COMBINATION, or
Cslisays, Wild Cherry and Horsfords Acid
6noehates is popular and efficient Brain and Neryo
l9nis, and M Msstsgnsrd agsilst Malaria Sold at MIL
tottles or on dransht With soda wafer. = (~S16
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R--S OFFICE GEORGETOWN GASLTGHT CO.
~ GEORGETOWN, D. c., Dec. 3lst, 1886.
reduction OF twenty-five cents per 1000 feet to
On and after January 1st 1887. the price of will
be as follows: One dollar and seventy-fve cents net
per 1000 feet for all bills paid within days after
presentation OF said bills Two dollars per LOCO feet
on all bills not paid within the time allowed.
BY order Of Board of Directors,
ja1-6t JOHN LEETCH, President
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THE
FAST MAIL


B 5: On m B e: o a In
B $40 a m B s:45 a m
B $40 q m b S:i5 a N
B sos a IN B S:25 a m
A 100 p m A lao p In
A 1902 m A 4:35 p IN
B $3.50 p m 3 sos p N
A 1850 p N A 4:11 p IN
ID S:01p N d s: .Op m
A 500 o IN A s:4Op m
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MINNEAPOLIS & ST. LOUIS RAILWAY
ALBERT LEA ROUTE.

Additional short Line trains leave IT. saul at
ef:I. dS:5, *9:l5. si0:l5, M. d.:l5. 6: p. m;
20. - III C." u 6: 5. - m
Eek. Sunday. Elk. Saturday. Daily. 5
fur day. ,,.o,.o No D.. ,x,.,,
a,an,,a( under Nlcollet housed. and depot cor
per Thirj street and Fourth avenue north; st.
paul 1873 East Tn ri street corner ohleg), and
depot, Broadway foot OF -Four street. o
General Ticket and Passenger Agent
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La Crosse, Dubuque and st.
Louis Express. .
Prairie du Chen. Milwau.
kee and Oh cago Express
Calmar and Davenport Elk.
Ortonv.l lie & Fargo Elk.
Milwaukee q Chicago Elk
press ..... .........-.
Eorthfield. Far,bault, Owa.
tonna, Austin and Mason
City.....
La Crosse Passenger.
Aberdeen ard Mitchell Elk
La Crosse and Dubuque
Fast Express ..........
milwaukee and Chicago
express. ..........
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DEPARTING TRAINS.

NV. ,,u,,,-, - Leave Leave
4fNAi's' st. Paul. Minneapolis
Pacific EXpress for Fargo
jamestown, NJ nnewau.
kan AMI Portland Daily 500 pm 4:S5p n
Fargo TX. DAILY eXceptSun s:15s IN s:45i IN
Dakota Elk. ga y)......-. S:OOp IN S:35 IN
Dining Ars, 1'ulnan oleeDers saa5 day :nei
eecond-class coaches and emigrant sleeping cars
between st. Paul. Minneapolis, Fargo OAK. and
gil points in Montana and Was 1ington territories.
Emigrants carried of st. Paul and Mlnne-
epolis on Pacific Express. leaving daily at p m.
Arrive Arrive
ARRIVING TRAINS inn polls st. Paul.
Atlsn1ic Xpress tOay). 1850 m 1926 0 m
ST. Psul & Min. fast Elk. CDy). sT;15a n 1850 m
st Paul & NJ acc. (dy eX Su1li CLIO o m GAS N
81 co. not run west of FergO on SUNDAYS.
Through Pullman sleepers da ly between st.
Paul arc wahpeton Oak. on Dakota express
Gil, office ST. Paul. 1853 East Third
Cityotfce, Minneapolis. No. Nicollet H3usa.
CHAS. :. -
General Passenger and Ticket Ay.ai.
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Confirmation Of Assessment for Opening, Widening and Extending Licking
ton Avenue
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
CITY OF ST. PAUL. Mimi, Jan. Is, 1887.


by the Board
IN office
will e n6rmedb said Board.
tot
sam towi
aance
Benefits. Damage
81 L al The most f Of the
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Departing Trains


Des Moines 4 Kansas City
NJ lwaukee & Chicago Elk
Sioux C-S'xF. &Pipest'n ne
Shakopee & Merriam in
Omaha & Kansas City,.
Green Bay & Wisconsin Elk
Shakopee Il Merriam in.
Lake Superior Express. =.
Saltwater and r yer Falls
River Fails & Ellsworth.
Chicago Day Express $50.
Duluth night eX press.
ST. Paul d PIERRE Express
Lake Crystal and Elmore.
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Arriving Trains.

St Paul. NJ nneap s.
Chicago s Milwaukee Elk
press --....-..... 80. A 7:05 m A 7.f5 q ,,
Dubuque and La Crosse 'i' " Il
Fast Express ... G 7.oj am IL 7.15 q ~
Davenport and Calmar Elk c $3.50 a M q s:t9 a ~
Mason Cts, Austin. Owa- -
tonna, FarIbault and
Mortified. A o.ao nm,
Mitchell AMI Aberdeen Elk Ali 10 IL 80, 5:4o
Chicago and Milwaukee " A'o d Il
Express -..........A ~ o. -
Fast Mail and La Crosse r 3:25 n n m r !, II
Chicago 91ilwaukee and - -'OO + Il
Pra da Chen Elk r f.sa nm czz my
Fargo and Oftonville Elk. b 7.05 n m D E.S5 =
st. LOUIS Dubuque AMI La =
Crosse Elk resS ..... B g.1j ~ =, =, c.z,o >,
means Daily. B except Sun3.r . eI .en
Monda ID eX"npt Satn~ia~
Addit onal trains between st. Paul and ma
epol va Short Line" leave both cities hourI .:
1orpart cplars see Short Line time tables.
81 PA GL-Chas Thompson City Ticket Agent,
1t2 East Third street Brown il Knebel ric xss
Agents Union DEPOT
MINNEAPoIIS-w. B. Chandler, City rst,s
Agent. No. z, Nicolet House. A. B. Chanbsrlaia.
Ticket Agent, Depot
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Supposed DESCRIPTION Benefits Damages owne ssy
sunmiePa kFnuLra @ nfor1es,
a+ds ia. 5000 .szsa
o xingto nAvenue - sasr5o
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6 Paul. s ss e.. s s. :: i tss fss
$500
s G Fsss A a Sss Sc Fas 4ss ss ts
Same fot1 block "a sanmi Park S0 ,soo sooo
Lexington Aveaue ' part Of Olo s17seo
ssssE s s! H block s9 sas ses ssz A gss
sa @Se So a a rss nq 5 a5ns ss 4 @ d s'"'
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tasan sa fn e 1 that part Of said sss,
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Paul 51s.st ss a.; 9s i, @ i'm Hs 500 .eso
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| sSispt s5.5 psis 81 Ct tasss ion 5000 s
Lexington Avenue
a addition The s SC r feet 4sssS S' oE s ss
as 1s j. 5000 .aa
for Lexington Ayeau venue e sso7 %
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s 5s r. ' SOC,
Lexington Avenae- -'..e.. ..--...s... so7ss
kd 9 gs z Ts Rst;s s isss hss $4,000
except P s st sos s'00
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@ 65 s.ss;i + 5000 m sa
-,.--...---...
hd se 9 zs ss ss s ss Esss sos
@ fa" 'S' "0S
H6 R the Fdu 4sss ss Is sGs
sassp ss5 iss e; hse5s a;ss.: $50 500"
aop F fss fsssa 1T f ? H3 9ysss ed s
except parttaEe tor Iezngto Venue. $50 90 '
d y The Soss Rogers t AS sss to s Faa
n 5 sP s7s5 ss If St E"" 5000
house n
orreno 5000 $50 5000 500
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SIS E:s e 81: Il; e: s.: s: 81: 4 t Z s =: f.!ss
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icuo OTIS and Buen& MacNlh SOSO Or
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s1 ssGas Out The fs sss f.ss feet 3 ss s f 70 nss
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Paul. except III
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Park Paul. xcep j
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x and Charles
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5 OF 10 13,